Churu Bites for Cats, Soft/Chewy Baked Chicken Wrapped Churu Filled Cat Treats with Vitamin E, 0.35 Ounces per Tube, 18 Tubes Total (3 Tubes per Pack), Tuna Recipe

I do not give my three year-old cat many treats but this is an evening ritual for us. A tube doesn't always have the same count in it; sometimes as many as 13 and sometimes this few is nine but we buy them anyway. My little Cat goes to the same spot every night around the same time and sits and waits for me to toss each treat in the air. He loves to catch them with his paws. Of course, I have to keep an eye on where he might have sent them so we do not have dried out ones around the house, but he usually knows where each one landed even if it's quite a ways away, long before I do. Sometimes he eats the one by one; other times he will let me finish the whole game and then go around and find the ones that have been thrown. It's a great interactive bonding time for both of us and the perfect snack because it doesn't smear all over the place. We'll always purchase these as long as they are sold!

I have two 2-year old cats, who are extremely picky. When I tell you they gobble these treats up QUICK, they are like little vacuum cleaners. I haven't purchsed a flavor they have refused yet (we have bought them all, to date). This particular item comes in 6 big bags, with 18 smaller individual pouches inside, and there are10 to 12 chewy treats per package. It's great that they are sealed this way to prevent them from going stale/spoiling, and ends up being the perfect amount to split between my fur friends. (Although I don't think they would complain about polishing off a pouch each as recommend in the Nutrition Facts, these hefty heffers get treats 2x a day, so I do make them share). My cats know the routine... Churu Lickable Tubes after breakfast, and Churu Bites for a little snacky-snack before bed. These are definitely their preferred treat type. If I'm even 2 minutes late, they sit outside the food pantry and impatiently wait. I trust this brand a lot, and feel good knowing what ingredients they use to keep my pets happy and healthy. I would absolutely recommend Churu Bites for Cats, and look forward to being a repeat customer. Other Pros: They are mess free so its easy to dish out, and don't smell icky. They are small little niblets, great as a regular treat or for training. Shipping is always super fast, the brand is transparent with ingredients, they store easily. They have a long shelf life due to smart packaging. Lots of times, the company will give deals, so keep a lookout and stock up! Cons: My cats don't like other brands very much anymore.

My Siamese boys love these, although only one feral likes these bites. They smell good and taste good (yes, I tasted these since the ingredients are human grade). The bites have great ingredients, no junk and no carrageenan. I refrigerate the pouch once I've opened it and the bites stay fresh. I only buy the chicken flavor, however. I do have to put the pouches in the pantry or a cabinet since some 4-legged someone will rip the pouch open and eat all the bites!!

My cat loves these. They also work really well as pill pockets, you can slide in a small pill from the side. I give 3-4 at a time with the “laced” one and he eats them all.

I came back in to re-rate these, as when I first got them, my cat would not eat them. A month or so later, she changed her mind, but she will only eat the green ones. (Ikr.. cats! Finicky. ;)

My boi loves these so when he stopped taking his allergy pill no matter what I did, I realized this was better than any pill pocket or other trick I tried (slit in a shrimp, mixed with sardines, etc I've tried it alllll) Here's what I do. I use a sharp small Steak knife tip and scoop out the filling from one side. I put the piece of pill carefully in the pocket with tweezers if I have to (bc fingers pick up the nasty taste trust me) then without using m hands again I fill the pocket with the filling I took out that is still on the tip of the knife. He would eat it like this with a chaser but for added bonus I suggest two other winning bonus value adds 1- freeze dried liver topper for pets. I put in a small food processor and make it a Powder. Like a truffle powder lol and roll the treat with pill in it. 2- and/or the purina probiotic packets. Roll around the churro treat with pill and put on top of food so that goes down the hatch first, and then a quick chaser with their favorite food. Purina is expensive so maybe try another probiotic powder that has a beef like flavor or whatever. Trial and error things what my boi likes. Maybe your kitty would like the freeze dried salmon powder or something else instead. Good luck bc trust me I get it. My calico doesn't fall for any trick and I have every trick in the book. She just won't take any meds :(

These are a favorite treat for my cat. He loves them! I wish the price wasn't so high. It has been increasing for the last few months.

My cats all devoured them!